Blurb:
Seventeen-year-old Lisen Holt realizes her life is Fractured
after a sorcerer abducts her from a California beach and brings her back home
to Garla, a world where treating men and women differently is unthinkable.
Lisen awakes at Solsta Haven. Eloise has returned Lisen’s body to its true form—human-like—but
like all male and female Garlans, she possess a pouch similar to Earth’s
marsupials. Eloise then restores Lisen’s memory of her life in Garla, but her
earthly existence will remain a substantial influence which, though left
behind, will never be forgotten.
Although she is Lisen of Solsta now, questions haunt her
which Eloise refuses to answer. Who left her at Solsta? Why did Eloise send her
to Earth? And what is so important about Lisen that Eloise felt it necessary to
manipulate so much of her life? The answer will propel Lisen into a quest for a
throne, a quest that will threaten to fracture her soul, and all that will
stand between her and her birthright will be her matricidal twin brother.
Author Bio.
D. Hart St. Martin (her real name, honest) opened her eyes
to life in La Jolla, California during the baby boom. She grew up in the Los
Angeles suburb of Pomona where she serves as editor of her high school year
book. She also played the grandfather
(gender switched to grandmother) in “Guys and Dolls” as there were barely
enough “guys” for Nathan Detroit’s band of merry thugs. Throughout high school,
she and her best friend constantly made up stories and sometimes even wrote
them down. In her late twenties, she devoted three years to writing the very
first draft of her very first book. She continued to write, finishing what was
then a very different trilogy from today’s version as well as working on a
rock-and-roll Faust which she hopes to rework and publish one day. Now,
thirty-five years later, she has published Fractured and Tainted, volumes 1
& 2 of Lisen of Solsta trilogy.
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